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December 26, 2007

Facebook and Typepad

My newly discovered and utterly confusing Facebook world just collided head on with this blog.  With this recently-introduced Typepad feature, you can notify Facebook (and everybody who keeps up with you on Facebook) that you've updated your blog.  It's a great way to harness the networking of Facebook with the blogging prowess of Typepad.  And I would think it might get your non-blogging friends to read your blog...

Here's Typepad's explanation, but basically you just go to Weblogs>Configure>Publicity and jump through the provided hoops...

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I finally succumbed and signed up to Facebook on Christmas day. It was too cold to go swimming, so i had to do something! I couldn't believe that within 30 minutes of joining, i already had messages from friends! And unlike myspace, these are actually friends i know!

Posted by:Paula | December 27, 2007 at 03:01 PM

Brilliant!!! I love Facebook! (Have I mentioned that before? Ha ha!)

Posted by:Corrine | December 27, 2007 at 12:48 PM

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